...or bringing it to ENGLAND has been to our prejudice, and wherein and how much, and anything else yon think proper for our notice, that if wee should Suffer...discourse about it, and how it came to pass that when the Dyamoud had been in ENGLAND severall years before, the Natives, if that Letter was genuine, never mentioned...

...or bringing it to ENGLAND has been to our prejudice, and wherein and how much, and anything else yon think proper for our notice, that if wee should Suffer...Enquire also who they were that first Sett on foot the discouree about it, and how it came to pass that when theDyamond had been in ENGLAND eeverall years...

...this, but, as their letters show, they evidently distrusted Seaton's charge, and pertinently inquired "who they were that first sett on foot the discourse...been in England severall years before, the natives . . . never mentioned anything about it till after the late President was come to England." Apparently...

...bringing of it to England has been to our prejudice and wherein and how much and any thing else you may think proper for our notice, that if wee should Suffer...about it till after the late President was come to England1." When these orders reached India, Harrison had superseded Fraser. This seems to have been...

...bringing of it to England has been to our prejudice and wherein and how much and any thing else you may think proper for our notice, that if wee should Suffer...about it till after the late President was come to England1." When these orders reached India, Harrison had superseded Fraser. This seems to have been...